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Who on earth told you that?
I've been on the internet more than fifteen years and H1, H2, H3 were the very first tags I learned to use. Of course they are supported in all browsers. Always have been, since prehistoric times.
They stand for 'Heading One', Heading Two' and so forth... and should be placed in numerical order, to ensure semantic flow (apparently). They came long before CSS was born. The point is, you can style those tags up in CSS, like any other tag.
Now, with ID and class, you can number them, like: #box_1 or .widget_5 etc. What you can't do is write anything like: #1-something or .6_anything because it wouldn't work. Don't ask me why, I have no idea.
Dr. V
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Last edited by Doctor_Varney; 08-27-2010 at 03:44 AM..
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